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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10

Die beuti8e SteueretHHabnIe betru9 1921.
113 uno Die 3Oneinuabme $942 ,488.
81. SO. 2ou9ber9 ans EeraS III gum Son.
jul in acapuIco, gterifO, eruaHut UOrOeu.
grigabeeeueraI q. gB. @reelg erbjelt beute
ieine formeue Befauung als @bef Oes Sig
Holbienfs.
3ur @iuI0lung beffimmte Ratiounl. BanE.
9IoteH i'm 8etrage BON S202, 900 liefeH beute
i'm Sdasamte Elm.
8ice,SouiuI 9Hi9bt i6idt benz Staats0es
partement einen Idngereu 8eriat iber bic in
&ransoaal, Sn0afrita entoedteu ueuen
3oIoteIber, peLde er ais iebr reid5attig idil
bert.
9as @Gataut tf beuadridtigt, OaB bi,le
Der in gteW YOrf CUR @int0Nans prdientirteu
8rubeocuars in Der 9iite geipalteu HaO i'm
9uuerGH 70 seididt nit idIedtem UtetuIl auf.
gefiut mOr0eu fuO, ouB Der 8etrug ihUsr
3u eHtbeden III.
Der @efan0te 6all in Central Qmerita bat
0em Staats. Setretar beridtet, 6a5 am 5.
6ebruar b. S. cine olrefte t2legrGpbjid]e 8ers
biubuug Sni6en @uatemala uuo TIerlto
(burdl GerlGu9eruug Der nIerifaHiiheH Gales
grapEeuJeituu9eu uad guotemaIa bergefsa)
tormeu erDfiUet moroen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10

II I1l11.yNNy . U-N L-IIDoo oHAN
rging nit etnem Blule in Sthde." Die nttfrdufifbeu
porolen Bhafer gebeu IoHgIamer ben @eiIt auf a6er
fs ~gelsn oen ase9 alIes 6IriIde5.- Die Seulon's
intn SFoter aletu boben boben mebiBtHllben gB,rtb
un6 peltrott; ie uirten prompt l6Gffen rold1 ems
(55, ,ge, g9t, ,Sa-T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10
pie brittIae armee.

Qoubou. 9. RdrB. - Die berSffeutIids
ten gorauIalSge fttr bte britiIae grmee BE-
3ifferu fiG auf $91 .969 800, ODER $8OS 500
rnebr, oils i'm 8oriabre.
Sc mirO ofFJiell 9emeIbet, ba6 bus Rrieass
gliniRertum 6as Sees Burton Hnb bas zee.
gusa1iugsipeHr gum euOsaltigeH gsriu6
oori@lugeu piTe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10
glms Ser 9un0esbampnaot.
eeFrstar Rauutna's ub,5Ieo.

8aibingtou, D. G., 9. TtdrI. - Ob.
glei6 Sstretdr Mauuiugs 8tei9uatiou ui5t
Dor benz l. April in Sraft tritt, 70 l1Re Ct zen.
nod beute Nadmittas feline SerbinOuus NIT
benz Gepartement 0eFnitiO nuf. Sm GiHs
fInuge nit eiuem BON Sru. Ranutug geGuo
serten gBuni9e fanS feline formels 8erab.
i6isbuugSs @sremOuie ftatt, unb nur meuige
BeamtsH, bic nm ieine beoorFe5eubC abreile
nusIeH. benuSteu bte @sIs9enbeit, nm ibm
gebspObl III iOgeu. Die EOteu bes S9nss
ants ididttH ibm eiHen GIumeni9muf uHS
eiueu Brief, in psl6em iie Inn fit Die ibneu
au Sbsil genorbeue freunoIlbe uH6 ritdFbtSs
ooqe Sebanblnne banfteu. pr. gtauuiug
reif morgsu pen BaibingtOu ub unO lpir6
fd eirigt Gage In 4lbanb rnb ytewsgarE
aufhalteH, ebe CT iid mad europa eiuidIfft.
glaH bait es nod INNER ffir tpabrI4eiHli9,
baB 6itlfsietretdr SOir4iIO ben UaIaHteH 8Os
fen erhaIteu luirh,
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BafbiustOu, .. 6, 8. Rar,.-Sm
btsfgsH ElOttsusDepartemeut mirb beute er.
ildrt, es iei abiolut nid)t tuabr, bas bic ames
ritautide 91sgisruHg iraenb ueIdle Rrausafs
tirueH nit ber 3ei4Her Serrb gebabt babe.
Rau eriuuert bierbei ON ben ilmfaub, bas
6apitdn 6ihborne Dor etno etnem Sabre elm
ggerf iiber bic @inri6tungen Der britiIdlen
8odbarbs neT0fentIihte, tuel6es anaeblih
&butiadeu eutbisIt, bic ibm i'm Serfrauer
uuS uidt 3ur Ser6fieatIi9ung mttgetbeiIt
tuorben tpareu. Spdtsr Iebte Der SerfafIer
ben 3uIammeubaug auf befrisOiaeHbs gBeiie
ausetuauber, ieo0d hGlt man 90 fiir mSaIidl,
bos bic @utIafiung bes 3ei6usrs cine ToIqe
Der 8er1ffentIidung ieues 8ertes III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10
Seils ua6 gegf68HernRg8mtttel
Sieies anBere WuEers SetlmitteI
8egeu 5autausidia8e, DuRbe 9teaeu nub
&CrleBuuseu Der 6aut
5sitaCosa Edata,at uus ben area Rkss
aeEu uno 8eaen,

lDsCtc aus 5ytIiasn uny.iHiaFcHsn 5ss gIut,s eats
Re5en, fonoern oua ron bsnienig,n. DsIBs oura he
sonne uao ben Bin6 Reroorssrpfsn D,yb,u. g
mobt ots Gaat s0auoersou retu, Flar, aEatt
UaO eeiameiOis uno III ais sutraaHaes Bee
Ia5nsruaassWtttel alien sosmsaes 5orsu5sseu.
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giad ben BON ben GIerts beiOer 6iuier bes
@ongrefes geuahten 3uiammenfeauusea
beIaufen bic bonn Iesten Sonsres gemahten
SerpiuiguHgeu fdl auf Die Summe UOn
$247 1897, IA 80. 3ieielbe Uertbeilt fif, ruie
fOlgt: ttir Gferbau 81 ,O28, ,73O; fir bic ars
NEE $23, ,724, 1850; oiplOmatiI9eu uu0
SOuiuIars s8ienit 81 ,429, ,942. IA; 8ifrift Gos
Iumbia 1926 $50. &c; SnbinHer SIS, ,226,s
tdr Gfa6enie S419' '9S6. %: Eiotte ss5,.
753, 1854; Beufouen $76,252 800; Bof.
bieuft S55, 1894, 65O.l5; oermtdte &ioit S22,s
382, ,49O.96; merttantide BeHfiOueu (0ef.
3it) S6,9OO,O0O; 9iegierungss s9ruderei (8es
ft3ttl $1O7 900; oermliGte Seruiuigungen
(uu9efdbr) $500. Die Slug. unO j6afeu.
bin, welde uidlt unter5eiduet nurbe, iah ote
aus9ube bon $9,91S 800 uub bic sbeufaus
fsbIgeidluseHe DefJit'Serpiuiguugsbiu ei.
neu Auinano bon $4,275 ,023. Sc Dor.
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Sie gestenNatszg gpyIaae paifrf sErtse srlDdbs
aea&Dertbe CpPsRtisa Die Btgetse seiaua.
Ete @eidsES Perstr'fae GsisPpe OeB
GeHtrums ittmut SaTIr.-EgHDere 8gt@Ss
faeS= =6yeTmaf4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10

aus seiIetaenTaaften bou sapeIeEbaoerw
Rdsrt man fd9 bugsu ge5paua BOu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-10

graiioeut Glepelaub Iebte beute Sas. D.
8onie, 3oucouettor fiir Petersburg, Sa.,
un6 SobH BleHibap, DampfbOOt.Snipsttor
fir ben oritten 8ifrtft, Delder bic game
atlaHtiIds 8iift pom Sap Charles, &a., bic
on bic Gibipiee BON 5loribn umFast, ab.
Meuibatp ipur6e be reits Irpeimal iuspeu6irt,
bIieb ieood i'm 4mte, neil Der Ssuat Die @rz
neNnuug ieiuss gtudf0lgers Hiht beffittgte.
Set Der Bou;iehung bieier 4bjebungen
ma9te ii6 Der BrdFOeut gum erFsn 9lale
ben BibettuF bes amtsoauer. Gsieses gu
gussu.
AbsespteieHs @siaae nm SoRsrmaRfsaHs.
Seim Sdasamt uur6en fiir3li5 pom
gseu'gortsr SmporteursH @eiHde nm 8e.
Iuiltgung BON 3olermdBiguugen aIf inpOrs
tirte g8olle eingereidt Iub beren 0trip1tete
GtHretdung danger als 10 Gage mad Der
3Ous Declaration SsitsHs Der 3oubeamteH)
barnit begriin6ef, baB In ssolge 6ss itIe9teH
2Betters uns bes Ausfan6es Der gtetus sg)srter
TraGtberIa6er cine Hngem0bnlitb lange 3eit
0erftrideH iei bte bic Support liter oou ben
SeeiGifeH auf bic 3ous s9idterIdiffe iiberges
IabeH tpor6en isieu; borher bdtten Die Sms
porteure bic 0uaIttat Der Waaren nid5t fef.
ffeIIe1 fOHnen. Der 6ilfsz ShasamtsIeEres
tdr 6air6ilb bat ie6Od bas 9eiH1 abgelebut,
oa bic in oemieIbeu aHgegebeHeu 9riiHbe
Httt ffidhalttg seHua ieieR, nm ben geforber'
ten 3OlluahIaB 3u re9tfertiseH.
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On May 81, 1888, Marguerite Bo-
GENIAL, Of Origny, France, went to
sleep and has not Weakened since,nor
so much as stirred finger. She
has been kept alive by the admins
tration of milk and highly concen.
trated beef tea. Despite the most
careful attention of those watching
her she is now emaciated to an ex-
IRENE degree and her bones pierre
ing her skin. She lies perfectly rig.
id, her eyes closed and her teeth set
fast together. A popularity of the
case is that in raising one eyelid and
allowing the light to fall upon the
eye shudder is noticed followed by
an immediate lowering of the eyelid
or an attempt to do so. Margue-
rites respiration is perfe city normal
in its regularity, and her pulse,
though feeble, is not much below the
ordinary rate of beats.
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vE Raise no more wheat

in the Middle and Eastern States, but make
your money out of the Barnyard, as Hirner's
Dairy and Doctor Book tells you.
England has now $4,000, 900 invested ina
agricultural implements and seeds in India.
Germany obtained the Whole of the Congo
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like nennsylvania) for wheat-raising also,
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Consumption, Sc rofnIa, General

Debility, Wasting diseases ofchildren
Chronic Coughs, and Bronchitis, can be
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All Sorts.

| Nft 1DFtS.
Two Oil City idiots had cigar
cite smoking match the other day
and the winner consumed fifty cigar
cites in an hour to the losers forty
five.
Squire Whitakey, of Waverly, N.
Y, who is SO years old, and who for
Several years was blind, has recently
had his sight restored by severe
| illness.
The will of married woman just
probated in Kingston, N. Y, is pc
culiar in that it gives all her proper
ty to her husband for life, or as long
as he remains unmarried"
One of the inmates of the House
of Refuge in Hamilton, Ont, was
born in 1871. Last year he was in
an institution in Dundas, but not
liking it he set out and walked to
Hamilton, distance of five miles.
Ten languages-English, German,
Norwegian, Swedish, French, Bohe-
milan, Finn, Polish, Italian and Chi
nese-are spoken in Minnesota. The
governors message was printed in
each of these languages.
A Baltimore advertisement says
that Mrs. - will continue the
business of undertaken and embalm-
er of her late husband but the
length of time through which she
will prolong the operction is not Civ
en-.
A small boy in Oil City,. Pa, is
credited with having trained pair
of big Cochin China roosters to
drive double to harness. He bitches
them to little wagon. and tits said
that they draw it easily and willing
ly.
Bob Fore, the slayer of Jesse
James, has spent all the money that
he may have received for doing the
deed and also all that he made by
exhibiting himself in dime museums,
and is now q waiter in restaurant
at Santa Fe, N. M.
Mrs. Chester Woodford, aged o.,
died in Avon, Conn, on March 80 ;
her sister, Mrs. George b Wood
ford, aged 90, Of the same place, died
on April 3; and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Truman Woodford, aged "a,
died in Hartford ON April !.
There is a new song set to Heule's
lines. TN wunderschopen Monat
Mai" by Princess Beatrice. Like
her father, the Prince Consort, and
her brothers, the late Duke OF Al
bany and the Duke Of Edinburgh she
is an amateur musician of no mean
powers.
At a recent trial of bloodhounds
at the convict camp at Friars Point,
| Miss, negro under ten years SEN
tence was released and told that he
could have his liberty if he escaped
the dogs. The convict had three
hours start. but the dogs ran the
poor fellow down before he had gone
twenty miles.
The Hotel World gives list of
thirty-six hotels on Broadway, TWEEN
ty-six of which are conducted on the
Europen plan, three on the Ameri-
can plan exclusively and seven on
the European and American plans.
These thirty six hotels on one street
alone in New York contain 1875
rooms for guests.
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Harper's Young People.

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Now the worn and weary actor, shabby,
disengaged and blue,
Daily wonders now in Hades he will live
the Summer through
While the foreign pfima donna, as she
sails across the sea
Loaded down with Yankee dollars, smiles
the smile of fiendish glee
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MODERN Social PRoBLEM.-Suscep-
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me to that young lady with the black
fan ?" Hostess.-"With pleasure, if
you will tell me her name-and
yours"
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Circumstances alter cases.

OlTcuInStaHCeS AltSI cases.
Corporations have no souls.
Curses, like chickens, 60 home to
roost.
Charity should begin at home.
Coming events cast their shadows
before.
Confessing a fault half amends it,
Can't get blood out of turnup.
Charity covers multitude ofsins.
Discomfort is charming lap-dog.
Discretion is the better part of
valor.
Dead mems shoes fit well.
Don't count your chickens before
they are Matched.
Don't cross a bridge until you
come to it.
Don't meet trouble half way.
Don't cook hare before yon catch
it.
Don't swap horses while crossing
a stream.
Dropping water wears the rock.
Domestic infelicity is thorn in
the flesh.
Death loves shining mark.
Dreams go by contraries.
Every stream finds its own chan
nel
Every man is his own doctor
Every man is supposed to know
his own business best.
Every trade has it's tricks.
Every dog has his day.
Every man has his weak point.
Every tub should stand on its own
bottom.
Eager ears can hear any thing.
Empty wagons make the most
noise.
Evil communications currupt good
manners.
Facts are stubborn things.
Fate has no feeling.
Fools names and fools faces oft
appear in public places.
Froth is sure to come to the sur
face.
Good goods come in small pack
ages.
Greed kills the goose that lays the
golden egg.
Guess-work is good as any-if ii
hits.
Good blood tells.
Human nature semper adem.
Hunger is good sauce.
He laughs best who laughs last.
He is best served who serves him
self.
Heaven helps those who help
themselves.
Honesty is the best policy.
Harder the storm the sooner over
Honesty is it's own reward.
1t takes two to quarrel.
1t takes a smart man to be q fool
1t makes all the difference as t
whose OK is gored.
1t makes all the difference as Il
which end of a horn comes foremost
1t all goes in ones lifetime.
1t is never to late to mend.
III the shoe tits, wear it.
If wishes were horses beggari
might ride.
Ill news travels fast.
Jack of all trades, master ofnone
Consumption, Sc rofnla, General
Debility, Wasting diseases of children
Chronic Coughs, and Bronchitis, can bt
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Familiar Maxims.
MANY WISE SAYINGS COLLECTED AT RAN

MANY WISE SAYINGS COLLECTED AT RAN
DOM AND PUT INTO PRINT.
Wise-saws are the literature of
reason; the condensed thought of
the public mind the wisdom ofman
the wit of one. To the ancients they
were both philosophy and religion,
and even among moderns they go
unchanged, though many of them
are palpably false Such is their
currency and force that they serve
to parry thrust or clinch an argu-
ment, and thrice armed is he who
hath whole flights of them at his
command.
The following, says the Philadel-
phia Times, were picked up at ran
dom and arranged alphabetically I'M
der the general term of "wise-saws:"
A little folly now and then is rel
ished by the best of men.
A game is never won until it's en-
ded.
A fair exchange is no robbery.
A burnt child avoids the fire.
A shoemaker should stick to his
last.
A bad oath is better broken than
kept.
A stitch in time saves nine.
A short horse is soon curried.
a rolling stone gathers no moss.
A setting hen never grows fat.
A watched pot never boils.
A miss is as good as a mile.
A bird in hand is worth two in
the bush.
A smooth sea never makes skill
full mariners.
A guilty conscience needs no ac-
,cuser
A drowning man catches at straws.
A new broom sweeps clean.
A fool for luck.
A fool and his money are soon
parted.
A barking dog seldom bites.
A friend in need is friend indeed.
A quiet tongue makes awise head.
An idle brain is the devils work
shop.
An honest man is the noblest
work of man.
An honest confession is good for
the soul
An ounce of prevention is worth
"a pound of cure.
All is fish that comes to my net.
All is not gold that glitters.
All is well that ends well.
All is fair in love or war.
As many opinions as people.
AS the twig is bent the trees in
-clined.
Artists are born, not made.
Accidents will happen in the best
of families.
Always kick the dog that's under.
An old fox is notIeasy caught.
A cheerful spirit sweetens toll
Better wear out than rust out.
Better let well enough alone.
Better late than never.
Better the day, better the deed.
Better do it than wish it done.
Better have two cooks than one
doctor.
Better to have the good will even
Ol uoS'
Better to have two strings to one
bow.
Better still to have two beaus.
Be sure of new friend before cut
ting an old one.
Be sure you are right, and then go
ahead.
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